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AR'J UN"' L'l ' ffeteTH KEPI T A P H VTill WltKLT ToMIIKTOM. EMTAPHpublished every Sunday, will give allthe nens and will bo t-ont to any address foromb&tonrTHE EPITAPH$3 FEK TEASIs published every Sunday, and contains all the news ol the week aa itappears in The Daily Prospector-if Subiclbe NowEDITIONw Four Months For 91 P,TOMBSTONE. COCHISE COUNTY. ARIZONA-SUNDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1912VOLUME XXXVNO 96' V'IP'REMARKABLE TALEOF PHANTOM MINESupernatural Story of a Professor, HisVision of an Arizona Mine andGhostly MinersA LURE THAT UNCOVERS PROBABLE BONANZAMany go, and in a like ratio theyreturn, a contention that tne riosTtCTOK baa ever made in behallot th'scountry, and those who once retidedin.Tombitone. Appropo of this, lastafternoon, Prcf J"hn Campbell Malaim hove in with a caravan ol SntbAmerican caiuset six in numberthav marched in uncle file, liketing, at if to warn one from impending danger. The dniat.ce wat toofar to anticipate danger or carry on aconversation; the movements of themen icereclotelr watched; they wenthither and thither. An imi-enseeruption recurred without any detonation of explo'ion R ickj. sandand gravel filled the air, and thesoldiers of the Balkan, and when i miners bnally emerged from places ofTrol Maclaim ordered the l'ader, safety and by waving of hinds, badeCocfaclous, to hah, the cravan, ' him approach, as all danger bad beenwith nrieked ears . Hood as soldiers of 'obviatedthe king, Napoleon, bringing up therear, looking wise and duttouitra-ingthat he was pl'ited to rest.Prof Ma;laim. a graduate of themines and metal department of tlProf Maclaim, actuated by friendlyimpulses and a desire to see what wasbeiog taken from Nature's cache, ascended the rugzed hill, and a'ter several hours of hard climbing, arrived atUniversity of Edinborough, Scotland, l the point bere he knew the explosiontrayertrd this section of -trirona 32 hj the miners had taken place. Butyears ago. tie las iraveiea lue wormover and, by a fortuitous incident, heclaims, bat been - lured hither fromGuatamala, baling just entered Arixona through Mexico Prof Maclaim'e travels and incident vicieitudes would make an interesting page inthe wor'l's history, be sajs but thereit nothing to compare with hu joyousexperience ol a few dayt since when hecrossed the International line and setfoot upon American soil, bavingmadebit first camp in the southermoetrange of the Hutcbucte.ehold, there was nothing to be eoen,and the remarkable incident provednothing but an illusion.Chagrined for a timeover the opticaldelusion, wearied over a bard tramp.Iieest himself upon a boulder of several tors weight, when his monstere at slipped from beneath t im andglided Jswiltly down the mountaiaside for fully half-mile Fortunatelyreaping a mibap, a casual investigallon proved tha his improvised at,no mjfterinuely disappearing frombeneath him, had revealed a well de-Sunday InTombstone ChurchesSunday School at 10 a m.Benediction at 7.3? p li.Mass at 7:30 a. m. on week days.All are cordially invited to attendUkt. Fathek Gknsvibvi:, PastorMETHODISTSunday School 10-00 a. m.Kpwortb League 7 p. in.All are invited.Tstvoit Ortov. Pastor.COMIREOATION'ALSunday School 10 a. m.,Reeves, Supt.Preaching 11 a m. Topicgeneration "Preaching 7:30 p m. Top'c:Indescribable Christ."Christian Endeavor at 7-00 p. mEverybody is cordially invitedattend these services.Rev. C. W Du.scan, Pattor.E M"Be-TbetoWearied fro-n along waterless march (fined ledge of silver ore, the nestingacross the Mexican deceit, the Pro' tpUce of horn silver, horn blende m acame upon a clear and generous spring J Sedge showing up for ICO feet and manythat burst from without the granite i feet across.boulders. The surrounding country rof Maclaim says he owes it all tjwas carpeted wilb Iczunant gre, the pbntom miners, s no man onIriendly trees of ancient growth spread -arih would attempt to investigatetheir limbs and the th ck foliage of- the section in which be was so for ufered shelter from ths tun's penetra- nntely lured by the mioert who doting rays and suggested a recluse for i not exist".a worn out traveler Confucious was The Professor outfitted last eveningunpacked, the balance of the caravan Dd straightway returned to Bis phanfnllaaine. until Napoleon had been j torn mine, nrom'aiog to be in Tomb-divested of bit 6 '0 pounds of luggage,when, looking upon the hillside avery precipitous and forbiding mountainwas obtervid a number ofminers running to and fro, genicularSCIENCE PRtVtmS BALDNESS.The fatal (irim and Its Itemed? SonFacta ot c!enc.It la the rarest thing tn the world foia man lo te necessarily bald No niaa hose hair Is not dead at the reou. neeibe baM it he will use J.'ewbro"s Herjl;Me. the new scalp antiseptic Herplside flestroj s the ;tra that cuts the halotZ at the root, and cleans the scalp odandruff and leaves It In a pcrlectljhealthy condition. Mr. Mannett, tn thMaryland Block, Butte. Mont., was entlrely bald. In less than a month Herpl-Ide had removed the enemies of haiijrowth. and nature did Its worl: by covring his hend vllh thlcK hair an Inchlenp and In six weeka he had a normalvuit of hair Sold by leadlne drucgiitsVnd Wc In sUmpa for sample Th-Herpl-ldaCo., Detroit. Mich.Tombstone TownTopics Tersely ToldVisitors to City; Local andPersonal Items of InterestIt it reported that o new time 'able I Cbarfey McCarthy was an incorn-will go into effect on the Tombstot ebranch within the month which rnino'ude the run to IJenon for thelocal crew Thus the Tombstonebranch con ioues to expandUndershenrT Guy Welch and wifeleft Ia6t evening for Naco on a briefvisit with friends.There is three indies of snow at thefluacbuca Water company reeervcrat Miller Canyon,The EPiSW K R Co. alwaysprogrcirive, has put on a throughsleeper Tucson to Kansas City. Thienables Tombtomte- going to El Pasoon business to take the sleeper atFairbanks; and does aaay with thechange at Douglas at 11 p. m.ANTED Tne CosmopolitanGrrup requires the service ul a representative in Tombstone and surroundlog territory, to lork after subscuptiou renewal', and to extend circulation by special methods which haveproyid unusually succettfnl. Salarjand commission Previous experiencedesirable but not essential. Wholetime or spare timo Address, withreferences. Charles C. Schwer. TheCosmopolitan Group, 331 Fourth AvoNew York CltvSend your wild animal skins to AU Hilton Mer. Co. San Antonio NM. They have outlet to raanuacturers in Europe and alaays net youhighest prices Send for pamphletLearn how to takecare o your catch .ing passenger on the G-10 train lastevening from Chicago, III., where hehas been the rast eight months attending an automobile school. Charier re urts thoroughly acquaintedwith the auto.Mrs Richard?, of the ArlingtonHotel returned yesterday from a tripto Los Angeles.Dr E R Little, registered dentist,will be at the Arlington Hotel fromDecember 5th, for about two weeks.No charge for examinations. Allwoik guaranteed. Only firt classmaterials used. Prices reasonable,3tMr Henry A O'Brien of New YorkCity it spending tbe Tinier in Pbcenix Mr O'Brien was for years connected with tbe Huachuca Watercompany nd spent several monthshere some years ago, during whichtime be made many fn.-ndi here, whowill be glad to see him when be tiresof Phoenix and bat a looging for"Dear Old Bnadway;" because righthere in Tombstone beM find manypoints of interest that will make littleold New York look "alow."Yesterday tbe weather editor wasin his glory for a brief span. .Tombstone was risited with er.ow, and as thew e started tbe usual cde to "tbebeautiful." tbe sun came out andspoiled it all.MAY CALL FORADVISORY PRIMARYArizona Candidates for Federal JudgeMay Be Submitted to a Voteof the PeopleTHE PLAN PROPOSED IN EVENT OF VACANCYThe latest candidate for AruonaFederal jndge is said to be A A Wors-ley ot Tucson. Worsley's friends willintill on a d.rect primary Tor tbe primary for tbe recommendation of aDemocrat for tbe office, in the evantit is not filled before March 4, tindertbe law pasted by tbe last legislatureproviding for the recommendation of a man for nomination as federal judge and c information by the senate Other candidatesare Alfred Franklin, preient chiefjustice of the supreme couit, A. F.Parsons ol Douglas, and Assistant Attorney General Carpenter.Arizona Convicts Captured AfterChase Across Several CountiesHow's This?We offer One Hundred Dollars Regard for any case of CatarTh thatcannot be cured by Hall's CatarrhCure.F J. Chksev 4 Co., Toledo, O.We the undersigned, have knownK.J. Cheney for the last 15 years, andlelieve him perfectly honorable in allbusiness transactions and financiallyable ic carry out any obligations madebv ris firm.WaIDIXO, KlSSASr A Marvw,Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, 0.Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intertally, acting directly upon the blocdand mucous surface of the systemTestimonials sent free. Price 75 centsper bottle. SM h- all duagista.stone aga'n toon.Cnamdbnains t'ough Kerned-Cochise Pioneer Succumbed AfterViolent Coughing Fit-SuddenPassing of Henry FitchARIZONA NEWSJ)F INTERESTNewsy Notes From All Over ArizonaCarefully Condensed for TheProspector ReadersAfter leading officers of tbe penitentiary a hot race donn throughMaricopa, the Case Grande v-tlley andPima connty, Sullivan and Aguillar,two etoaped com icts from tbe roadcamp, were captured Thursday at Nogales by Deputy Sheriff Jesse McGeeol Pinal county and Guards TomSimmonds and Walter Wineor of thepenitentiary. Also, 1) A Reynold.sent to tbe penitentiar" from Pimacounty for burglary, was captured atDouglas Reynolds inconsideratelyecped just before the state supremecourt decided to grant a rehearing ofhij caee, which might hate resultedin his freedom.Ten dollars a na easily mtde bylocal agent. Write for full information at once. Arizona Sales Agency.Pboenlx, Arizona. Ml -educate Tour 3owol Willi Ci.tar.iMcnuy Ccctilrtic, curt c q--i ill n r -- --V 2. If CC C fi".arji.t.Mr.-i - t. i.NewCasesFiledSCPEKIOR COURTJudg in Suit 183. J EnglishLater advicet of the death if HenryT Fitch at his borne rear ServcesMonday evening , demUe was suddenand unexpeetsd. He had ben In hitotnal health, but tuffering from a cold.He took a coughing fit, and coughedfor about 15 minutes, causing a couplef hemorrhage! whicn camed bisdeath A physician nag phoned forat the outset but long be'ore hit arrival Mr Fuch had paettd away.Lost One sterling silver fountainpen. Finder pleate return to Wm.Mcrfparron.at T. C. M. office, and receive reward.tJirnmammj Jane Englith Cr, divorceFXOBATE PKOCIEDIXG3Est 3 W Frederick, decree settlement sect.EstH;0 Holbrook; Dee 20 daybearing petition.EstG Berthold; H E Dugan. JohnDoao and E P Grindell appointed appraisers. Est Elta Schmidt; order publication notice to crs.Et Pearson minor; decree settlement account.Est J H Keyts; Roy Hiat appointed admr.En A F Smith; J Scbeerer appointed guardian.Est Wm John ton, order confirmingI tale real estate.I One thousand Sunday school work-J at ab ut 2 o'clock, wbi'e n routeI era formed a procession to PhoenixSunday and marched, through tbeprincipal resiJence distric a of tbetown. A large number of very youngSunday school workers and very oldones were along in autoe and buggies.tr,v fl.AAmln.linn. , r,nnit,nt,H'"'The Indian school band furnished tbeLife Certificates Granted By Arizona Educational Board-Tomb-stoniteReceives High HonorP-etident A H Wilde, of tbe stateuniversity, was elected vice chairmanof the state toard of education at ameeting of that body at the cspitalcity.Lifecertificatea to teach were granted to Mrs Addy O Haskfns of PboenixPinedale, Apache county; Ellis DDoty, of Palo Verde, Maricopa count ; Lucy H Purdora of JMorenci,Greenlee county.An important ruling nas made re.latne to granting life certificates.Hereafter all applicants must not onlytoOar fee returned if we fail. Any one ending sUtch ami description otany invention will promptly receive our opinion rtea concerning the patentability of same. "How to Obtain a Patent" set. upon request. Patentssecared through ns advertised for sale at our expen.e.Patent taken out through tn receive special noiU. without charge, inTh Patext Rfxobd, an illustrated and widely circulatt J journal, copsultftlW Manufacturers and Im cjtors.Send for sample copy FREE. Address,VICTOR J. EVANS & CO., (jfjitctit Attorneys,)ims Building ' WA"!MCTOI. D. C.We desire to increase thai circulation of onr magazine, and have several 1 good offert in connection there,witn. If yon with to Increase yourincome and have any tpare lime todevote to this work, write ut. Wenay a very liberal commission andwould he gl'd tngtve you 'nil particular.. CHARLES HflBIBESER'HiSONS. 04 NASH A 0 BLDG., DENVER, COLORADO. N 24" What Ariiont needs is more signboards, plenty tof them, and bettirroads," taid C F Rjprecht, of NewYork City, who wit in Phcenix a fewdnys ago Mr Rupreeht, witba partyof four, arrived in Phoenix with aPackard "Six" on hit ay to California for the winter. He stated thattbe hardest part of his trip was fromAlbnquerrpe, N M, to Phoenix.Beginning the fifteenth of December Arizona products will tx'exnibitedin tbe Pacific Electric building in LosAogelee. This sistion is tbe bob ofoyer a thousand miles of electric railway lines, and thousands of tounttawill pan through the station gatesduring the season. Phoenix it waking arrangements to have products ondisplay in tbe ttation.It it believed that tbe Eighteenthregiment will be returned very shortlyto Fort Whipple by order of tbe wardepartment. It is expected that theAsh Fork frum tbe south. Threecoa he and a Pullman were thrownoT the grade and the rear wheels ofe ginb went off the track. Noreh'jrtJohn Hughes, divMion superintendent of the Copper Queen ConsolidatedMining company ol Diabee. probablyt ved t be life of J B Smith , of Corona.CIif. Hugh's, with his son, wasmaking a tour of California in bistouring car and bad arrived at a'pointnear Ontario on the Los Angeles roadwhen he foutid Smi'b, nearly deaettrom hunger and exposure. timitbhad taken tbe wrong road and hadbeen loet for more than two days. Hewas taken in'o Ontario by Mr HugbesJoseph Eble, a well known pioneer,died at Presrctt and was buried Sunday under the Maeonic r tea. He baatten connected with tbe history olArizona since 1864. at which time bebuilt the first bouse in Prescott. MrEblo Wat almost a centenarian, andbis wife, who died in 1905. was 88years of age. There were six childrentwenty-four grand children and nineteen great grand children.J H Gray ton, paieenger tgant oftbe El Paso & Southwestern, bat beenappointed city panenger agent of tbeSouthwestern at Tucson.C W Kress, of New York City,and to E H Stover, former Cochise I havd taught the required number ofsuperintendent of education, and at years but mutt be a resident of tbepresent superintendent of the Tomb- Hate at the time of making the apatone tcbooli; Mrs II H Perarot o plicationArizona Miner Takes Last Drinkand Blows Himself Into EternityAt Globe yesterday John Mae.nwent to bis room and committed tuicnle by blowing himself op with d) namite.A half an hour previous to bis deat'ibe bad been drinking with a friend. mthe Fatbion saloon acd before raisingbit glass to bit lipt be said: "Thiswill be the last drink I'll ever takewith you, I'm going to kill mytelf."His bearers laughed in diabetic', buthis statements proved true for within3'J minu'es ne was dead.8ib UAELIFi"i!Vfc fJOUGH SYRUrfirst bat.lion of the regiment that wai ,n pDOeD;x a few 0yt ag0 ,or ,'b, pur.aem to rorfc dims, leut, win uv returned to Fort Whipple during tbepresent mtntli.A serious accident overtook patten-' train No 2 of the S F, P and P railway at Wood Spur Sunday morningpose of looking into tbe establishmentof a big 5, 10 and 15 cent store inthat city.Telephone Company to ContinueExtensions and Dispute to HaveHearing Next Month&CsOWV.S3.VMMi i T-savCaoiy IT .vita Ob corThe application for an injunction,filed by tbe Mountain States Telephone company, waa not granted byJudge Sutter 'yesterday. However,an agreement thereupon offered wastbat the case sbonld be beard by tbtcourt en Its merits on January 20thIn the meantime tbe defendanttelephone company will be permittedto continut tbe work of completingthe ex'ension of its lines.Foe Pale Coiibined'writing deikand book case, also two parlor chain.Inquire C G Johnson, Fremont street,near Fourth.U-)M Kta.co . I5. -1 rf ! 'c. r amtem. J"H4u -t. . jf vf' i' "."1Jfe"" i 'F' "p,J 1 --J- r rr.ft ' 1 ' '". u1 '. Trim iniiim tuil wIft54i&1,Xrtt-MtrAff fWi l